Canada Auto Sales By Brand - February 2011
Cars

Canada Auto Sales By Brand - February 2011


The Canadian new vehicle market dropped by 4.2% in February 2011, a slide reflected quite apparently in sales of Ford, Toyota, Chevrolet, and Honda products. General Motors' two largest volume brands suffered while Cadillac and Buick improved on February 2010's totals. The best-selling luxury brand in Canada in February 2011 was Mercedes-Benz, but sales hardly proceeded northward - without the Sprinter sales actually fell. 

Somehow Saab Canada sales dropped 81.8% from just one month ago. Chrysler sales are in free fall mode. Inside the Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep family, only 7% of all sales were cars. Like Chrysler, Suzuki lost half its sales and plummeted to 26th from 23rd spot in January 2011. Rising gas prices help smart sales? Er, no. 

Welcome good news comes from the entrance of Fiat. Late in February Fiat Canada sold 9 500s, a Good 12 winner. Good news is also readily apparent at Hyundai. Sitting pretty in third spot overall, Hyundai made the Elantra Canada's best-selling car for a second consecutive month. 

37 automakers are listed in the Canada Auto Sales By Brand table below. Pagani is not one of them.

Rank
Automaker
February 2011
% Change
Year To Date
#1
Ford
15,524
-10.1
29,536
#2
Dodge
12,545
+67
23,469
#3
Hyundai
8700
+2.3
15,384
#4
Toyota
8486
-28%
16,647
#5
Chevrolet
7801
-2.6
16,693
#6
Honda
6902
-14.4
10,369
#7
Nissan
4958
+23.8
8966
#8
Mazda
4170
-15.4
7858
#9
Kia
3870
+29
6919
#10
GMC
3469
-13.4
7894
#11
Volkswagen
3237
+14.7
6098
#12
Jeep
2229
-2.8
4476
#13
Mercedes-Benz
1975
+4.4
3457
#14
BMW
1803
+27
3018
#15
Subaru
1765
+2.4
3518
#16
Mitsubishi
1765
+0.1
2971
#17
Audi
1205
+39.1
2345
#18
Acura
907
+5.7
1481
#19
Lexus
837
-7.2
1565
#20
Lincoln
542
-14.8
844
#21
Buick
539
+7.6
1273
#22
Cadillac
475
+2.8
965
#23
Chrysler
455
-54.6
871
#24
Infiniti
450
+2.3
780
#25
Volvo
422
+2.7
819
#26
Suzuki
346
-50.6
759
#27
Mini
232
+20.2
390
#28
Land Rover
215
+19.4
388
#29
Porsche
160
+45.5
303
#30
Scion
157
-----
319
#31
smart
74
-37.8
156
#32
Jaguar
50
+42.9
82
#33
Fiat
9
-----
9
#34
Maserati
6
-40
13
#35
Bentley
5
+150
8
#36
Saab
2
0
13
#37
Maybach
1
-----
1
Source: Automakers, Desrosiers Automotive Reports & Automotive News Data Center

Related From GoodCarBadCar.net
Canada Auto Sales By Brand - February 2012
Canada Auto Sales By Brand - March 2011
Canada Auto Sales By Brand - January 2011
Canada Auto Sales By Brand - December 2010
U.S. Auto Sales By Brand - February 2011
Canada Auto Sales By Brand - February 2010
New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In Canada - February 2011




- Canada Auto Brand Market Share - February 2012
Two main differences immediately jump out at you when glancing at the chart below side by side with last February's version. At this time last year, Toyota Canada's market share for the month of February was just 9.9%. In February 2012, that...

- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In Canada - March 2011
From the 12.8% doldrums of February 2011, General Motors improved its market share in Canada to 15.9% in March with lofty Cruze volume (4249 sold) and overall passenger car gains of 55%. This didn't stop Ford Motor Company from maintaining its equilibrium,...

- Toyota Hybrid Sales In Canada - February 2011
Before you jump too far into the theory that says Toyota hybrids are failing, keep a few things things in mind. Overall, Toyota brand car sales were down 42.4% in February 2011, Toyota sales overall were down 28%, and Lexus was down 7.2%.  Sure,...

- Luxury Auto Market Share In Canada - February 2011
9078 luxury-branded vehicles were sold in Canada in February 2011. 21.7% were affixed with the three-pointed of Mercedes-Benz. 2 - that's 2 as in one-two, not 2% - were Saabs.  7.8% of all luxury vehicles sold in Canada last month were one variant...

- Small Car Sales, Midsize Car Sales, Large Car Sales In Canada - February 2011
Canadian Dodge Caliber sales dropped 63.1% in February. Knowledgeable auto observers won't be surprised to learn such a fact: the Caliber has always sucked more than a little bit. Toyota Camry sales dropped 60.7% in February, the Honda Accord was...



Cars








.